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Spiders free Halloween decorations lol. Magpies can imitate other bird sounds as well as human sounds. Australia has more snow than Switzerland. It snows in Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. There are plenty of ski resorts in the mountains.
That was hilarious - it IS chickens (well cockerels/roosters/cocks, not hens) that make that sound. Australian magpies are just incredible mimics.
And yes, I just couldn't resist a legitimate use of the word "cock".
Surely by now after countless reviews on Australia, you realise we have ALPINE regions with more snow that Switzerland and theyre not near Melbourne.
Tasmania is colder than Victoria.
Umm, It snows on the Dandenongs just outside Melb, Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort is just 2 hours east and the Vic Alps (Mt Buller, Falls Creek, Hotham etc) are just 3 hours drive north east. In Aussie terms, that is 'just up the road'.
@@RobNMelbourne And also Lake Mountain
It's to do more with altitude.
I live 2.2 hours west of sydney, at 1km above sea level, it snows here every winter and is 15 to 25c colder than sydney all yr round... just 2.5 hrs west of sydney.. this winter was minus 6 overnight with max temps at 2 to 9c depending on the day in mid winter.. the hottest day this year so far last week it hit 24c and was 19c by 5pm and 9c at 2am till 8am lol.. there's freezing places if you travel more than 2 hrs from most cities in aus... its insane people from usa or Europe look at Australia as big as usa and most of europe, dont put 2 and 2 together..😂 hmm we have all the climates in all different regions, how can they have all the climates in all their different regions? 😂
I heard there are feral wallabies in England. They escaped or were released from a zoo.
The average lifespan for a kangaroo in the bush is 8 years, but under human care, they can live to 25 years. Snowfields in N.S.W. are Mount Charlotte, Perisher and Mount Kosciuszko (pronounced Kozzy-Osko). Love your show.
And thats just tourist resorts.. theres snow everywhere 930metres and higher above sea level in australia everywhere... im at 1090m above, just 2 hours from sydney, it snows here every winter and is 12c colder than sydney all summer ..
Nope, not quite everywhere, but yes in all southern states and territories. I lived in NQ Atherton tablelands, subtropics, 930 meters above sea level and never had snow in 18 years of living there. But winter nights on clear days are freezing. -7 is the coldest I've saw. On cloudy nights the coldest is around 11 degrees.
Kabir I saw Kangaroo and Emu meat in M&S the last time I was in the UK. Kangaroo needs to be cooked like venison or it becomes tough and is gamy like venison, cannot comment on Emu as I have never tried it. You will be most welcome when you get here and see some incredible sights without everything trying to kill you which is an absolute myth. Except for the drop bears you need to be wary of the drop bears 😁😁
June, July & August is our winter, yes.
It is usually roosters that crow but many birds are good imitators, magpies being one of them.
You realise that the "fish" leaping out of the water and the one the dog chased were both sharks! Melbournes not the coldest place here. In winter it snows over the entire Australian Alps we have skifields in New South Wales and Victoria and it also snows in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney and Orange 250 km north west of Sydney. Its not warm here everywhere all the time. So pick your season to travel depending on what you prefer. Our seasons are directly opposite yours.
In addition every once in a while it will snow in a place called Stanthorpe Qld.
And don't forget Tasmania.
It's meant to get up to 38°c here in south east Qld tomorrow. Im not sure what summer will look like, but yeah, our summer is your winter.
Also youre right, roosters make that sound and the mapgie is copying one. 😅
Also Tassie snows as it's closer to the south pole, but then again, it can also snow in Qld.
I wouldnt be able to tell you when the best time is to visit any more. Last year we had more summer days in winter and colder days in summer .. we're about to come into bushfire season again, and theres already more than enough fires atm.
I say this all the time, Huntsman spiders are beautiful gentle and timid spiders here. We grew up,with one in our room as kids named Herman, I used to let him run up and down my arm. Never was bitten ever. Our family NEVER kills them, I catch them and pop them outside. When you are so used to these gentle spiders, you are not afraid of them. A tarantula would freak me out but not a lovely Huntsman. Love them!! Ps I did catch one at night and flicked him outside into the dark and 10 mins later felt something crawling on the back of my neck. I had flicked him backwards, and I did jump when I felt the legs but I caught him again and was more careful when putting him outside. My then teenage son wouldn’t come and help me, instead was laughing hysterically at the spider on the back of my neck.😊
"Tarantula" is the name commonly given to Huntsman spiders here. They are ugly, look dangerous but while their bite is unpleasant (allegedly, never been bitten) it's unlikely to kill anyone. There are 2 spiders whose bite can be fatal. The first is the Sydney funnelweb, large and as ugly as sin. It lives in our part of Sydney, liking the leaf mould from the eucalypts which grow here. You never, ever, garden without stout leather gloves, nor gather wood for a bbq either. They can swim, and from time to time, we'll find one in the pool itself, in the filter or in the cleaner. There is now an antivenene. We'll catch one a couple of times a year - not hard but you have to know what you're doing. We take the spider to the casualty section of a nearby hospital. It will be collected from there, and taken to a works to be milked for its venom. That then gets turned into the antivenene. The other is much smaller and from the red stripe on its back is called a redback. While its bite can be fatal, it's unlikely to kill a healthy adult. Children, elderly people or those who are unwell are much more at risk. Again, there is an antivenene available through public hospitals.
Kangaroo can be tough if you over cook it but done properly its as tender a beef . Its pure protein , very lean and very good for you . Its a bit gamey with a richer taste than beef . My dogs practically live off it but we cook up some of the back straps off the smaller younger ones.
Kangaroo meat is one of my favourites. You need to cook it differently as it little to no fat. Very high in Iron I've cooked this so I know it tastes good...Peppered Kangaroo steak...smother the meat with (fresh) ground pepper and whack it in the fridge for 24 hours.
After eating roo, I think that's what people mean by 'gamey' and yes has to be cooked differently but yummy
Kangaroo @@goaway2803
Kangaroo steak is always cooked rear. I like mine cooked anywhere between 'blue' and very rare; melts in your mouth
We get snow, just not everywhere. It’s mainly south and west of the Blue Mountains in the Great Dividing Range in NSW and Victoria, in parts of Tasmania and occasionally in the Stirling Range in southern WA. Although it’s only a fairly small proportion of the country that gets snow, because the country is so vast the snowfields have more snow than the Swiss alps. There are quite a few ski resort areas.
It snows on the Great Dividing Range from Victoria to the Queensland border sometimes even further up
We get light dustings on the Dandenong ranges which are just about suburban Melbourne theses days.
yes june to august is australian winter time, december to feburary is summer spring is from september to november, autumn is from march to may
Mate we have a snow season with ski resorts every winter and we get more snow than the Swiss alps facts
Skippy tastes YUMMY bro very tender lol ...umm we do have mountains lol = snow
A Joey will climb into a bag if the zookeeper holds it open.
That spider on her face is a harmless Huntsman spider. They don’t build webs, they live between the layers of bark in a tree, under rocks in the garden, and go hunting at night for bugs like cockroaches and other spiders. They can make themselves very flat so they can easily get into your house by sliding into a crevice, but once inside, they will help rid your home of creepy crawlies. I have one living with me at the moment.
Those very fine web sheets with the hundreds of tiny spiders, are harmless to people, they’re only interested in insects.
huntsman are venomous, the bite is worse than a bee or wasp sting. they aren't harmless, they're just not deadly unless you're allergic.
@@6226superhurricane They rarely bite since they’re more interested in escaping you, according to Ann Jones, ABC Science.
@@Jeni10 they only bite if you harass or hurt them. otherwise they're reluctant to bite. the point was they're venomous not harmless.
G'day Mate! Kangaroo meat is delicious! That said since it has almost zero fat if you cook it to well done it is very tough! but if like me you like rare to med-rare perfect! It has it's very own quite unique subtle flavour...I often get the mince for a kangaroo bolognaise which guarantees very low fat rather than the stuff they use for beef mince... The bird which stole the snag was almost certainly a Kookaburra and they are nit at all shy when food is involved! That parrot which amazed you with its' colours was a female king parrot and the male is much brighter... Cheers!
Kangaroo meat has a very unique taste of its own. It has a very low fat content and has the least amount of cholesterol of any red meat. It does not snow at sea level in Australia. Canberra is the coldest city by far in Australia followed by Hobart. In the summer in Melbourne it can get to 42c.
I think the highest recorded in Melbourne was 46.4 C (Black Saturday Feb 2009), I know it was hotter in some of the outer suburbs. Melbourne doesn't often get an elongated heatwave unlike some other parts of Australia. The temperature tends to build to a maximum then there is a cool change and the process begins again,
Love these videos reminding us what it's like to live here 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
It snowed once in Melbourne . . . for about 5 minutes. That was back around 1970 when I was at school. Straya gets more snow than Switzerland.
The wombat in the snow was from Cradle Mountain in Tasmania.
There are snow fields in both NSW and Victoria. Skiing is poplular at Thredbo and Perisher. In NSW. Both my daughters went away with school excursions to ski. It can also snow at times in the highest areas in the Blue Mountains. In Victoria Mt Buller among other places.
It snows in… The Snowy Mountains! And plenty of other places in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania - but not in Melbourne - it just rains for 8 months of the year. Winter is june, july august.
Love being an Aussie
During winter, there is more snow in the Australian Alps than there is in the Swiss Alps.
We et about 1mm of snow in South-Western Australia, lol. Bluff Knoll gets a dusting once a year🤏
Tassie would be our coldest state, altho the ACT gets quite cold as well during winter but we can have 25°C days in winter depending on where ur located. I'm on the NSW Centy Coast just over an hour north of Sydney & yeah our winter days can be hotter than a UK summer. U guys are a mess if it gets around 25°C in summer. I went to Ireland & flew from Sydney in late may & it was 30°C & my mate in Ireland i was visiting warned me that when i would land in Dublin that would be the start of a heatwave for a few days. I said, ok what temps are we looking at, he said between 20-24C, i literally laughed thinking he was joking & he was deadset. In my 3 weeks in Ireland i mainly wore winter clothing coz to me their summer was freezing. We even went over a long wknd to a place by the beach. While everyone was in swimmers & bordies with no shirts, i literally sat on the beach in tracky daks & a top 😂
Roo meat is good a little gamey till your used it high in protein low in fat yeah we get snow up in the mountains 2hrs drive west of Sydney and the big snow area down in the alps around Perisher Kosciuzsko Jindabyne , Mt Hotham in Northern Victoria , Melbourne is a lot colder then Sydney in Winter but the Mountains are only 60 to 80 klms west of Sydney and when you get up high it snows sometimes .Also over the big hill in Blayney Oberon Orange and Bathurst can get snow. The Grey roos are the small ones check out the big reds. We are now in mid spring heading to summer our winter is June July and August .
Roo is a little gamey, high in iron & super low in fat. Amazingly good for you if you or someone can cook it accordingly. What you never been surfing with dolphins?? Straya..
In Australia where i live about three quarters of an hour from Adelaide we often see dead kangaroos by the road side after being hit by cars so if females the pouch is checked for baby Joeys and if it can survive will be saved and either way they paint a red mark so you know the pouch has been checked
Kangaroo meat is very low in fat. Is the lowest meat for cholesterol. There is an area in south east NSW and north east Victoria called the Snowy mountains, there are ski resorts and lots of snow. It does not snow in Melbourne. The coldest city is Canberra followed by Hobart.
It was only a huntsman & she is an Aussie sheila so spiders don't frighten her.,And that green & red parrot was a drab female King Parrot. the Males are much more colourful.
kangaroo meat has next to no muscular fat, their fat is stored in the tail. so the meat will be tough if overcooked, it is pretty close to venison in a lot of ways. it's not bad at all but it's definitely not melt in you mouth wagyu steak either.
Kangaroo meat is heathier due to low fat and higher iron content. It is surprisingly tender and has a richer flavour than beef or lamb. I buy it at the local supermarket.
NSW, Victoria and Tasmania all have multiple ski resorts. Skiing world cup was held here at Thredbo, NSW in about 1989.
we are in spring June to August is winter here
Roo meat's more like venison than beef. It's very lean and it can easily be overcooked. It's a bit gamy. You can probably get kangaroo sausages in the UK.
Of course it snows. The Australian Alps get more snow than Austria.
Kangaroo meat is sold in our supermarkets. It is lean very lean stronger in taste than most meat. You only cook it for a short time.
I live in Brisbane Australia and we have wild kangaroos and wallabies in our street quite often
She was not afraid of the spider because it was a Huntsman. They can be big, but they are not dangerous to humans.
We have a bigger area of snow in Australia but it is not really deep as in Switzerland.
I had a close encounter with a koala on the weekend. 🐨 So cute.
Gamey, Kabir...It gets very tough if overcooked, and then you dont want to eat at all, very unpleasant....Very lean protein, absolutely no fat at all...Goes very well with redcurrant type sauces...Rare, it can melt in your mouth...They can live up to 8 in the wild, and around 25 under human care...Yes, huntsmen are harmless, however I often have one in my small flat, and I dont like thinking that it could crawl over me in bed asleep at night...they are very hard to catch, extremely fast, and of course with the legs to travel...They often disappear in my place, and turn up weeks later when Im least expecting them, of course....Normally come in after the rain here in Sydney....Ive had a kookaburra steal my sausage on the bbq in the bush...They swoop so fast, you have no hope of retaining them....
We've got more snow than you think! Oct through to march is probably the best time to be in Australia. The animals are all beautiful, even the creepy ones deserve their place. The coldest area I believe would be down in Tassie, but we do get a cold winter in Melbourne.
NO SNOW?! The Snowy Mountains (Alps region) are part of the Great Dividing Range on the border of NSW & Victoria!
There's a ski season every year... see Thredbo, Mt.Kosciuszko, Perisher Valley, Falls Creek, Mt Hotham etc etc
Roosters say cock-a-doodle-do, but that was a magpie saying it.
Australia has more snow than the Swiss Alps.
Kangaroo meat is low fat - like an eye fillet of beef. But you HAVE to cook it medium rare.
Come to Australia.
Eat kangaroo... eat buffalo... eat wallaby... eat rabbit... eat feral deer. Healthy; tasty; awesome. And there is ALWAYS someone who knows how to cook it... and possibly catch it!
for the snow there 2 places in new south wales thats snows that i am aware of and there are parisher blue and threadbo
I believe they copped some snow over at Orange last year.
cool i wasnt aware of that@@lisc7204
I live way north than those places and it snow on the mountains west from where I live, even snows north of the nsw border into Queensland
Kangaroo meat is very like venison. Tasty. Tender if cooked rare, tough as old boots if well done, softens up again if slow-cooked for hours. Lean, lean lean. Did I say lean?
G'day had Roo meat steak for Dinner last night, it taste is a bit stronger than beef, it's very lean next to no fat, don't eat it often but when l do l enjoy it, l call it my road kill favourite, cheers mate.
My wife does not particularly like the non-venomous huntersman spiders only for one reason, because her brother would pick them up and roll them up in his hands and throw them at her when she was growing up. While visiting her parents one afternoon about fifteen plus years ago he did it right in front of me so quickly I didn’t have time to react and my wife was on the receiving end, and boy did she lay into him immediately after she deflected it, he was in his late thirties and still acting like a teenager. There are the most commonly filmed spider in Australia as everyone knows what there are and I don’t dislike them other than there are extremely fast moving so much that people think they jump.
Example I notice one on my wrist of a flannelette shirt that I had on, and I had to look twice as four of the legs on one side of his body were not there, by the time my brain computated this and considered he wouldn’t move that fast he was at my neck, needless to say the shirts was ripped off and on the ground. The largest spider I’ve come close to in the wood pile next to my shed is a SE Queensland tarantula it’s abdomen is the size the hunters man legspan an two to three times the size of the James Bond size tarantula in the London Zoo I visited a year later, where I instructed the exhibitor of some thirty years how to treat spider bites as he didn’t know basic Australian scouting first aid. P.S. this spider is also known as the Bird eating spider as that apparently that’s what it was eating the first time someone sighted one in Oz! NSW in Oz
magpies can learn to copy other birds it is roosters that make that noise
go to Knowsley Safari Park.... lots of roos there xxx
Enjoy your vids, but definitely need more research. Melbourne the coldest? No. Try living in Tasmania, or Canberra, or in the snowfields. It gets very cold where I am. Hope you get to do a nice long trip.
aussie summer has pretty much just started ish
I feed kookaburras (kookies) Butcher birds (Butchies) Magpies (Maggies) and Possums (possies) where we're living now but I miss feeding the Blue tongue lizards fruit at our old home. Your Hedgehogs are so cute
Coldest place is Tasmania
Tassie is cooler on average but it doesn't have the high altitude of the NSW and Vic Alps ski resorts. The record low cold temp in Aus of -23°C was recorded at Charlotte's Pass in the NSW ski fields in 1994.
There’s a beautiful song from a group called Mi sex . The song is called Blue day. They are from New Zealand. It’s such a beautiful song 🌺🌺🌺
Kangaroo tastes like Koala but without the eucalyptus after-taste.
Yes (chickens) ie male chooks = Roosters do crow.
Magpies can mimic eg rooster crowing
The magpie was mimicking a rooster….
It's funny I think we're about the only nation that now eats what we have on our 'Coar of Arms'! The Emu & the Roo 😮!
I love roo meat, it's very lean almost no fat, but for me it has to be rare. Cook it a bit too long, it's gets tough!
Once you have roo meat cooked properly you won't eat anything else. It's the only red meat I've eaten for years.
Most Aussies will never see a snake in the wild ever
Gamey smell, the very lean, packed with Iron, no cholesterol and the cats love it. That's 'roo.
So when are you coming? Tell all us Aussie mates. We can all meet in a park at a free BBQ in Melbourne and Sydney. I’m telling you now you won’t want to go back. Can I suggest April, great weather that time of year.
I got you covered in Brissy mate.
Kangaroo meat is very rich, it’s an acquired taste but it definitely isn’t tuff
Winter = June, July, August.
Tasmania would be colder
You should watch a video: Ten reasons why Australia is the best country in the world
Roo mean needs to be eating rare and is gamey like venison
I love roo, best meat out there
Kangaroo meat is very tough best in a stew
Kangaroo meat, similar texture and appearance to beef, taste closer to venison
Look up Thredbo
It doesnt bite
Magpies mimic other birds
Roo tastes like Chicken of course. Every body knows that. Crikey.
It is chickens, the magpie was minicing a chicken
Kangaroo is high in protein, very little fat and we can now buy steaks from the supermarket, my opinion its not that good, road kill tail slowed cooked on the coals, beef for me
Here are two videos that show separate locations where it snows.
ruclips.net/video/uhMVXuQfbeA/видео.html - Cradle Mountain, Tasmania
ruclips.net/video/odBfU_-PFmc/видео.html - Snowy Mountains, NSW
Way more than 2 places where it snows in Oz
I never said there wasn't. Those links are just examples of two different places where it snows.@@petersaxby9302
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I think roo is horrible meat myself
Kangaroo meat is awful.
Very red colour, very strong taste.
kangaroo meat is the leanest meat in the world u arent going to fet any leaner than kangaroo meat from what i heard
Grew up on Kangaroo meat in the bush not that good , a strong gamey taste much prefer beef.
Kangaroo is rich but delicious mate
Roo eat tastes like err,roo meat,not tough if cooked properly.
Its november now..getting hotter..
I think u mean rosters not chickens
Bare feet is normal to me
Have you left yet?
We are heading towards summer, December/February. I've said this before on your videos and others to be careful not to believe all the things you see as the norm. Only certain places you will see that many spiders and most of them are small. Never eaten kangaroo meat. Most Australians have never seen a snake in the wild. Once the suburbs meet the bushland, you still might not see a snake because they slither away when they hear you coming.
Crocodiles are only found across the top of Australia. Nowhere near our beautiful cities. In the major cities you're unlikely to find kangaroos in the suburbs until they verge with the bush. There are exceptions such as golf courses etc.
"HORSES" have caused more Australian deaths than any other creature. 77 people died from horse accidents between 2008 and 2017, mainly on rural properties, next was cows, not spiders and snakes etc.
Naturally the people who make these wild videos about Australia are trying to shock you. They find all the extreme stuff which does not represent Australia in general. I'm an older guy who has never been bitten by anything and we have our share of elderly people like anywhere else, so how did they get to be "elderly," if Australia is so dangerous?
Cheers. 🇦🇺🦘
Never ate kangaroo! Born and breed here too!
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